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Figure 1.

Chemical structures of DNA, RNA and PNA.

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Figure 2.

Chemical structures of backbone-modified PNA.

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Figure 3.

Synthesis of negatively charged PNA monomer.

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Figure 4.

Chemical structure of γ-substituted PNA monomers.

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Table 1.

PNA, DNA and RNA Sequences.

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Figure 5.

Tm vs [NaCl] for PNA:DNA 1 duplexes.

(A) PNA (nf/1neg/1pos):DNA 1. (B) PNA (nf/3neg/3pos):DNA 1. Conditions: 3 µM PNA, 3 µM DNA, 10 mM sodium phosphate buffer with added NaCl, pH 7.2. Error bars represent standard deviation of three or four independent trials.

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Figure 6.

Tm vs [NaCl] for PNA:RNA 1 duplexes.

(A) PNA (nf/1neg/1pos):RNA 1. (B) PNA (nf/3neg/3pos):RNA 1. Conditions: 3 µM PNA, 3 µM RNA, 10 mM sodium phosphate buffer with added NaCl, pH 7.2. Error bars represent standard deviation of three or four independent trials.

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Table 2.

Tm of PNA:DNA 1 duplexes at varying salt concentrations.*

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Table 3.

Tm of PNA:RNA 1 duplexes at varying salt concentrations.*

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Table 4.

Tm of PNA:DNA 1 and PNA:RNA 1 duplexes under simulated physiological buffer conditions.*

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Table 5.

Thermodynamic parameters for the formation of duplexes of PNA 3neg and PNA 3pos with DNA and RNA.*

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